Well the say April showers bring May flowers, so it ought to be a pretty colorful place come next month. However, between the rain drops the Eastern Shore has started to produce some springtime sport that will get your blood flowing like a full moon tide.
The Pocomoke has produced a variety of panfish from black perch to crappie with a few bass and blue cats in between. The perch have been targeted on harder bottom with bloodworm tipped bottom rigs. Ebb tide has been the most productive time while fishing depths of 10-15 feet of water. The crappie have taken chartreuse, white, and pink jigs tipped with small minnows trolled in 4-10 foot depths. There’s been a few perch brought to dinner using these same tactics as an added bonus to an otherwise “crappie “ day.
The black drum have been beating the shallows of the Pocomoke and Tangier Sounds as well as the surf of the Va barrier islands. Fish finder rigs baited with hard crab or clam seem to inspire the rhythm and promote a bend in the rod.
While the weather man has a pessimistic look on a forecasted windy weekend , take a chance between the guests and get out there and enjoy this wonderful place we call home!
The Pocomoke has produced a variety of panfish from black perch to crappie with a few bass and blue cats in between. The perch have been targeted on harder bottom with bloodworm tipped bottom rigs. Ebb tide has been the most productive time while fishing depths of 10-15 feet of water. The crappie have taken chartreuse, white, and pink jigs tipped with small minnows trolled in 4-10 foot depths. There’s been a few perch brought to dinner using these same tactics as an added bonus to an otherwise “crappie “ day.
The black drum have been beating the shallows of the Pocomoke and Tangier Sounds as well as the surf of the Va barrier islands. Fish finder rigs baited with hard crab or clam seem to inspire the rhythm and promote a bend in the rod.
While the weather man has a pessimistic look on a forecasted windy weekend , take a chance between the guests and get out there and enjoy this wonderful place we call home!
Finally the long awaited Fenwick ‘24 HMG and Eagle series have navigated their way to Sea Hawk. Along with fish the catching Fenwick’s some new Tormenter sun gear has blown in with the spring winds to keep you sun safe and stylish. Stop in and check out all that the new season has to offer!
